Seriously, I can 't believe that noone is pointing out the sheer lameness of having a mysterious sphere from outer space instead of a mysterious halo from outer space. Considering the size of this project it could possibly be the laziest writing in the history of gaming.
Gabe 's dismissal of motion control seems kind of premature. Of course your hands, fingers and wrists are your highest-bandwidth body movements... if you ve spent your entire life in front of a computer. r n r nBut there is a real world out there too, populated by people who ...
Agree about technological advancements being the reason for F2P, but in a more straightforward manner: new technologies have made it much cheaper to create games, creating a glut and thus making free the only way to reach the audience. r n r nAlso agree about the upfront and transparent comment. ...
I have to agree. But I think the next generation will be the first time when they really start experimenting with business models. There will be no avoiding that 99.99 wagon of smurfberries.
ME3 just takes all the bad changes and makes them worse. There is no exploration whatsoever. r nThe story is even more atomized and disjointed, with hardly any consequences for your actions. I spent 40 hours with this game and hardly remember what happened. r nME3 just feels together with ...
This console cycle talk has got to stop. In any other tech industry, a CEO that based a business strategy on a series of data points, of which the latest are six, eleven and sixteen years old, would get fired. r nHe should be asked some more current questions. Such ...
Well, I just had an idea and ran with it: would it be possible for players to avoid sexist game design through in-game choices To me it seemed like a worthwhile question. It was only later I understood the pitfalls involved. By then the publish button had already been pressed. ...
Thanks for the comments on the post. r nI 'd like to add that the conclusion from the post, about the ME3 fiasco causing development houses to give authors more power, is probably completely wrong. More likely, they might conclude that serious storytelling is too difficult in games and try ...
